Fayetteville State - National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice

05/07/2019

Yesterday during the Inaugural ball here at Fayetteville State University, the NABCJ was awarded the Career Pathways Initiative “Community Impact Award”. There was an FSU Impact Initiative that allowed us to answer the Call of action and commitment. I want to extend a congratulations not only to the Eboard but also to the members because without them it wouldn’t have been possible to reach this achievement. We did a great thing this year, so round of applause to this organization!

03/23/2019

03/23/2019

Open house 2019

03/23/2019

Open house at Fayetteville State University was a success. There were so many prospective students and their parents out today. Here is a few pictures to show our table along side of the Criminal Justice Department and Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society.

03/07/2019

Our NABCJ Board located in the Lauretta J. Taylor building on the third floor at Fayetteville State University.

03/07/2019

Packing school snacks for Margret Willis Elementary School.Making a difference one snack at a time.

02/15/2019

NABCJ members describe their community impact project during Media Day! Keep up the good work!

02/14/2019

Today is Media Day for FSU Division of Student Affairs Impact Initiative. Both Chapter advisor Dr. Shekarkhar and Department Chair Dr. Brown are present along with Myself (Trayvone Barnes; Vice President) and other members.

02/14/2019

Today is Media Day at FSU to highlight not only our FSU Impact Initiative but also that of 3 other organizations. Our initiative is a snack program for Margaret Willis Elementary School here in Fayetteville.

02/10/2019

The Summer Internship is typically full-time and requires a ten-week commitment with a start date in June 2019.

Interns will have the opportunity to gain valuable experience by working alongside the National Prison Project team. They will also learn about creating change through class action litigation and about building and supporting strategic legislative and advocacy campaigns. Work may include the following:

Assisting with the production and distribution of advocacy materials
Conducting factual research and writing regarding criminal justice policy and legislative movement
Gathering current information related to prison and jail conditions
Documenting and tracking complaints received from prisoners and responding with informational materials
Providing campaign and litigation support to supervising attorneys
Other projects as assigned